Abstract: Dynamic resource reconfiguration based on workload semantics and behavior. A controller may receive, from a core network, a request for an end-to-end managed connection, the end-to-end managed connection for an application executing on a server and an application executing on a client device, where the client device is coupled to the controller via a radio access network (RAN). The controller may determine a policy for the end-to-end managed connection. The controller may apply one or more parameters of the policy to the end-to-end managed connection.

Abstract: Examples described herein relate to a network interface device. In some examples, the network interface device includes circuitry to provide access to an accelerator device on a second platform to perform a workload in response to communication with a device driver executed by a first platform. In some examples, the first platform and second platform are connected by a network and wherein the accelerator device satisfies a selection criteria and wherein the selection criteria comprises a device type. In some examples, the accelerator device on the second platform is accessible to an application via the device driver.

Abstract: Examples described herein relate to controlling power available to processes and hardware devices to control a monetary cost of utilized electricity and/or amount of energy utilized from non-renewable energy sources. The system can modify operating configurations of processes and/or hardware based on the available power. The system can control total power drawn to control a monetary cost of power and/or avoid drawing power from non-renewable sources (e.g., fossil fuel sources or grid including gas or coal-based energy sources).